D35 · Electricity and Gas Utilities · United States

Battery storage capacity added

United States: 8.3 gigawatts in January–June 2026.

  • 8.3 gigawatts Latest · United States · January–June 2026
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  • 1 Record · 1 region · 2026

Verified 27 Sep 2026 · 1 publisher · Next period July–December 2026

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Fig 1 · D35 · 1 regionIrregular

Battery storage capacity added

United States, January–June 2026

1 observation
8.3 gigawatts United States · January–June 2026 · EIA · full record
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Battery storage capacity added: every record, grouped by region, newest first.
Period Value Source Type
United States 1 record
January–June 2026 8.3 gigawatts EIA · 30 Jun 2026

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Definition
New utility-scale battery storage capacity added to the power system during a period.
Measure
One slice of Capacity additions ( form: level, segment: battery storage ) . New electricity generation or storage capacity added to the grid. Region and period are columns on every record, not slices.
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Sources · 1 document

Document Publisher Published Data points
Battery storage capacity averaged 70% growth over the last three years EIA — 1

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United States: 8.3 gigawatts in January–June 2026.

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